2007 Toyota Tundra Tires

I have only had my Prinx HiCountry tires for a couple of months, but I have to say I am thoroughly impressed so far. They are comfortable, quite, and smooth, despite having the rugged look I wanted for my truck. I have owned all the top brands (Nitto, Cooper, BF Goodrich, etc) and paid the top prices, but I would match these Prinx against any of them! These tires are the very definition of "getting the most bang for your buck"!

Love the tires only problem is one tire popped

My tires are date coded mid 2022, and are already dry rotting as of early 2025. At first, they were awesome, quiet, stout in all weather. But the rubber compound as been disappointing till now, April 2025. I have them on my 07 Tundra. Braking action is pretty good in snow and ice. Acceleration is terrible. Steering is good in snow and ice too. But they are dry rotting faster than I would expect. I don't off road often, and if I do it's not intense. But there's a chunk out of the back tires, and fronts are crumbling. It's disappointing. They were good at first in all conditions, but 3 years and about 30k miles in I can't wait to get rid of them.